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Latest in BPO Regulations

Types of OSP Registration :

  • International Call Centers

  • Domestic Call Centers

  •  Standalone Domestic Call Centre

  • Sharing of common infrastructure

  • Network Operation Center

  • Tele-banking

  • Tele-medicine

  • Tele-trading

  • Tele-education

  • e-Commerce

  • Vehicle Tracking System

  • Long Range Alarm System

  • Bill Payment Terminal

Brochure - Indian Telecommunications

 


NTP'99 - 3.5 National Long Distance Operator
 



National long distance service beyond service area to the private operators will be opened for competition with effect from January 1, 2000. To promote setting up long distance bandwidth capacity in the country, provide a choice to consumers and promote competition, all NLDOs should be able to access subscribers. With a view to achieve the above, all access providers shall be mandatorily required to provide interconnection to the NLDOs resulting in choice for subscribers to make long distance calls through any operator. For this purpose, the terms and conditions and other modalities would be worked out in consultation with TRAI and the same will be announced by August 15, 1999. The terms and conditions would also specify the number of operators, licence conditions on revenue sharing basis and other related issues.

Usage of the existing backbone network of public and private power transmission companies / Railways / GAIL, ONGC etc. shall be allowed immediately for national long distance data communication and from January 1, 2000 for national long distance voice communications.

Resale would be permitted for domestic telephony, announcement for the modalities thereof to be announced alongwith the opening up of national long distance by August 15, 1999. Resale on international long distance will not be permitted till the year 2004.